> Another is ensuring that all of the excessive and crappy Javascript that many sites run isn't used While I wouldn't argue that there isn't a massive amount o

> Another is ensuring that all of the excessive and crappy Javascript that many sites run isn't used While I wouldn't argue that there isn't a massive amount of god-awful javascript being written today, but why does a third party, private company get to determine what is or isn't "excessive and crappy" on someone's own website? This sounds like a slippery slope to me.